I don't think so. I think it is not a normal behaviour that you can't
made a find and a save just after without lose some data.
Is it normal that the date format of the find() is not the same that
the date format of the save() ?
If Yes, where is defined the date format of the find ?
If i have a
sorry just post 2 times with the logon of a friend :(
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On 5/25/07, yannouz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If i execute a save directly after that : $project->save($data)
> The begin date is replace in the database by 1970-01-01 00:00:00
> because 21/02/07 is not valid, the system need a d.m.Y format date.
>
> The original code was not made by me, so may
> If i execute a save directly after that : $project->save($data)
> The begin date is replace in the database by 1970-01-01 00:00:00
> because 21/02/07 is not valid, the system need a d.m.Y format date.
Ho sorry i made a mistake, the last sentence is "the system need a
m.d.Y format date"
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Hello All,
I'm pretty new in the Cake world so excuse me if my question is a noob
one, but i haven't find any similar question.
I will simplify my example to be understandable :
My Oracle Database have a Projects table which contains some data and
a begin_date field which is a date
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